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| with suspicion, distrust, or disapproval |
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| to make thin or slender, to weaken or lessen in force, intensity, or value |
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| gentle, kind, forgiving, understanding, having a favorable or beenficial effect |
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to find fault in a petty war, carp
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| one who feigns knowledge or ability, a pretender, imposter, or quack |
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| to kill or destroy a large part of |
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| a weak point, failing, or minor flaw |
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| to do without,abstain from, give up |
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| full of or loaded with, accompanied by |
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| to toughen, harden; to render used to something by long subjection or exposure |
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| emitting or reflecting light, glowing, illuminating |
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| marked by lsavish attentiveness, excessively submissive, often for purely self-intereseted reasons |
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| blunt, slow ro dull in udnerstanding, not causing a sharp impression |
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| to swing back and forth with a steady rhythm, to fluctuate or waver |
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| regretful for one's sins or mistakes, one who is sorry for wrongdoing |
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| having the nature of a command that leaves no room for debate, denial, or refusal. offensively self-assured, dictatorial; determined, resolute |
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| to snub, to repel, drive away; a curt interjection, a check |
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| to engage in reconnaissance, to make a preliminary inspection |
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| a slaughterhouse or place of mass bloodshed, state of complete disorder and confusion, a mess |
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| ocurring at irregular intervals, having no set plan or order |
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| to repe4al, cancel, declare null and void |
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| completely surrounding, encompassing |
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| roughness, severity; bitterenss or tartness |
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| to make smooth or glossy by rubbing, polish |
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| a small group working in secret |
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| delightful, highly enjoyable, deliciously flavored, savory |
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| to express mild dispaorval, to belittle |
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| loose bits and peices of material resulting from disintegration or wearing away |
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| overflowing with enthusiasm and excitement |
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| drawn from different sources |
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limp, not firm, lacking vigor or effectiveness
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| inflexible, beyond influence, relentless, unyielding |
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| one whoclaims to reveal or influecne the future through magic, communication with the dead, a magician or wizard |
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| burdensome, involving hardship or difficulty |
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| common, prevalent, widespread, happeneing often, full, abounding, plentiful, abundant, replete |
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| the parts of any subject or discipline that are elarned first, the earliest stages of anything |
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| to set apart, separate for a special purpose, to take possession of and hold in custody |
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| tog get rid of something unwanted |
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| pertaining to beauty, sensitive or responsive to beauty |
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| no longer funcitoning or in existence, dead |
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| to frustrate, thwart, or defeat, to comfuse, perplex, or embarrass |
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| to take up and support; to become attached to, adopt, to marry |
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| an object beleived to have magical powers; an object of unreasoning devotion or reverence |
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| living together in a gerd or group; sociable, seekeng the company of others |
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| marked by persistent absence of good luck |
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| faultless, beyond criticism or blame |
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| to trouble with demands; to beg for insistently |
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| to insert between other parts or things; to present as an addition or correction |
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| uncapable of ebing repaired or rectified |
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| to beocme weak, feeble, or dull; to droop; to be depressed or dispirited; to suffer neglect |
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| given to lying or deception; untrue |
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| present in all places as at all times |
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| done in a superficial or halfhearted manner; without interest or enthusiasm |
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| expressive of sorrow or woe, melancholy |
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| to make suitable repayment, as for kindness, service, or favor, to make retaliation, as for an injury or wrong, to reciprocate |
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| equivalent, having the same meaning calue or effect |
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